I included some examples for the taxonomy, positioned this topic in relation to other similar topics, compared the applicability of this article to applicability of other known AI problems.
Additionally, I described or referenced a few ideas to potential partial solutions to the problem (some of the descriptions of solutions are new, some of them I have published before).
One of the motivations for the post is that when we are building an AI that is dangerous in a certain manner, we should at least realise that we are doing that.
I will probably continue updating the post. The history of the post and state by 31. March can be seen from the linked Google Doc’s history view (that link is in top of the article).
When it comes to feedback to postings, I have noticed that people are more likely to get feedback when they ask for it.
I am always very interested in feedback, regardless whether it is given to my past, current or future postings. So if possible, please send any feedback you have. It would be of great help!
Hello!
I have significantly elaborated and extended my article of self deception in the last couple of months (before that it was about two pages long).
“Self-deception: Fundamental limits to computation due to fundamental limits to attention-like processes”
https://medium.com/threelaws/definition-of-self-deception-in-the-context-of-robot-safety-721061449f7
I included some examples for the taxonomy, positioned this topic in relation to other similar topics, compared the applicability of this article to applicability of other known AI problems.
Additionally, I described or referenced a few ideas to potential partial solutions to the problem (some of the descriptions of solutions are new, some of them I have published before).
One of the motivations for the post is that when we are building an AI that is dangerous in a certain manner, we should at least realise that we are doing that.
I will probably continue updating the post. The history of the post and state by 31. March can be seen from the linked Google Doc’s history view (that link is in top of the article).
When it comes to feedback to postings, I have noticed that people are more likely to get feedback when they ask for it.
I am always very interested in feedback, regardless whether it is given to my past, current or future postings. So if possible, please send any feedback you have. It would be of great help!
I will post the same message to your e-mail too.
Thank you and regards:
Roland